software glitch?

oakcraft · 2. Mai 2012

Help, I cannot notch the green beam where I have extended the blue beam.I can do this on all other beams, and even the other end of this beam.
Will someone pleas check my file.

Joachim Neumann · 2. Mai 2012

I am sorry but I do not understand what you want to do.

Daniel Depoe · 2. Mai 2012

Hello,

I opened your position, and used 3-8-1 on this corner connection, and it worked fine.

This is the lap joint function. Were you using the 3-8-4 notch function?

I hope this solves the problem.

dan

oakcraft · 3. Mai 2012

We have used the Half-Lap joint to create a lap between the green and blue beams.
Then we have exploded the lap joint on the blue beam, and changed the size of the lap so it notches into the green beam by 15mm on each side.
Now we need to notch the green beam to remove this 15mm of timber.
It works on one side only, but not the other side.

We have tried this on several beams, and it works all works fine except for this one.

Jim Rogers · 3. Mai 2012

Sometimes you just have to replace the beam and do it again.

Joachim Neumann · 3. Mai 2012

I cannot find a big difference between the two ends of the green beam. The intersections seem to be the same.
I just found a difference in the height position of the blue beams of about 0.3mm from end end of the green beam to the other end.
But where do you want to create a notch?
Perhaps I am blind...

oakcraft · 3. Mai 2012

Excuse the crudeness, but I have quickly shaded the original attachment.
Shown in green is the area where the two beams overlap by 15mm.

Joachim Neumann · 3. Mai 2012

I think that I am looking at the wrong connection. Could you please give me just the number of the two beams?

oakcraft · 3. Mai 2012

Its the joint at the top of wall 7 and 3.

This help more?

Joachim Neumann · 3. Mai 2012

With the notch I too cannot produce this process but it would be easier anyway if you would use the the function 3-07-1 for the whole connection.
Use the settings of the picture and select the green beam first.

oakcraft · 3. Mai 2012

Works perfect, thanks.

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